I think democrats use identity politics to keep people in line, to keep black people in line, to keep Latinos in line.
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"First in line for Rift = first in line for Touch," he wrote.
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In other words, you don't have to stand in line to be in line.
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If you're not in line for food or drinks, you're probably in line to bet.
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Prince Harry — currently fifth in line to the throne — will be bumped to sixth in line.
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Those of us in line were frequently asked by passersby why we were waiting in line.
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Netflix – Netflix reported in-line earnings at 41 cents per share, with revenue in line, as well.
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Waiting in line to enter a theater has something in common with waiting in line at a border.
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You show me another stock where it's just in line with revenues, in line with earnings per share.
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Prince Harry is still sixth in line to the throne, while his son Archie is seventh in line.
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PayPal — PayPal reported in-line quarter profit at 35 cents per share, with revenue essentially in line as well.
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Prince William is the royal family member who's in line after Prince Charles, while Harry is fifth in line.
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Rivera, who got in line for water, then had to get in line for food, expressed a common frustration.
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Was waiting in line for a professional reason as meaningless as waiting in line for boring old consumer desire?
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"I would say, apart from earnings, this in line or slightly better in line than what peopled forecasted," Mackenzie said.
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As long as you're in line by the time the polls close, you will be allowed to vote, so stay in line.
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But while Google's new face may be less in line with the real standard, it's more in line with what's actually being used.
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When people get to cut in line, they&aposre cutting in line over other people from countries who are waiting in line to come here legally so it&aposs actually these immigrant communities that are hurt when we don&apost enforce our borders.
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Retail sales gained 10.2 percent in November on-year, in line with expectations, in line with expectations, but slightly ahead of the prior month.
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In line with the U.S. territory's constitution, Secretary of Justice Wanda Vázquez is next in line to succeed Rosselló, based on current Cabinet vacancies.
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So the government seemed to be on the side of the people who were cutting in line and pushing the people in line back.
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" "As you know Canada is totally in line and Mexico is totally in line and now it's up to us to get it passed.
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EBay — EBay posted quarterly results in line with forecasts at an adjusted 54 cents per share, while revenue was also in line with Street forecasts.
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"People are in line for the Saturday matinee, and the matinee is at 2 o'clock … and they're in line at 2 o'clock [Thursday]," he said.
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While William is third in line behind his father, Harry is soon-to-be sixth in line, after the birth of William and Kate's third child.
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"We price our drugs in line with their innovation potential and in line with the competitive environment," Werner Baumann, CEO of Bayer, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The firm lowered its rating to underperform from in line for Seagate shares and reduced its rating to in line from outperform for Western Digital's stock.
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Advanced Micro Devices – AMD reported in-line profit of an adjusted 8 cents per share for its second quarter, with the chip maker's revenue essentially in line.
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The people in line in front of him, the ones who'd been waiting to use that last ballot scanner, said they'd been in line for twice as long.
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It's like being first in line at a Louboutin sample sale — you'll get the best stuff and get to gloat to the unfortunate masses still waiting in line.
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"I was first in line, until the little hairball was born," Scar tells Zazu of how he was next in line to be king until the birth of Simba.
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Here are 23 people in line to take James Comey's job Here are 213 people in line to take James Comey's job UPDATED: May 21993, 2017, 12:35 p.m.
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"We were encouraging people to stay in line after closing time because they still had the legal right to vote as long as they were in line," Guajardo said.
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"This means that growth is in line with Norges Bank's estimates and that a rate hike will follow after the summer, in line with its previous announcements," he added.
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Because Rhaegar was next in line for the Iron Throne ahead of Robert's Rebellion, his offspring would follow the prince in line for succession — especially over Rhaegar's younger sister, Dany.
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Recently I was at a bar connected to a restaurant, waiting in line for the bathroom, when two children — they couldn't have been older than 9 — joined me in line.
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One shows Crown Princess Victoria, 38, who is first in the line of succession to the throne, with her children Princess Estelle (second in line) and Prince Oscar (third in line).
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In line at an HSBC bank machine, two students offered scathing words about the ban's effect on poorer Indians, who were missing work because they were standing in line at A.T.M.s.
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When the queen's in town ... everyone gets in line.
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See you in line — we'll be at the front.
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You'll most likely have to wait in line first ...
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After spending some time in line with eager skaters ...
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Rob Gronkowski, New England's best goal-line receiver, was not split wide, rather in-line — he'd been in-line most of the second half, partly to help with blocking on Von Miller.
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Results in Line with Expectations: CKHH's financial and operating results for 1H17 were broadly in line with expectations, despite being affected by foreign-exchange movements against its reporting Hong Kong dollar currency.
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There were also other advantages: you didn't have to travel to Berlin to experience what it's like to stand in line at Berghain, and you could practice your standing-in-line skills.
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Prince Charles, the Queen&aposs first son, is the first in line to the throne following the Queen&aposs deathAfter Prince Charles, Prince William is the next in line to become king.
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Credit Suisse on Wednesday slashed its forecast for Netflix's third-quarter earnings to "in line-to-below guidance" from "in line-to-ahead of guidance," citing soft app downloads in recent weeks.
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The best-case scenario for stocks would seem to be wage growth in line with expectations (223 percent month-over-month, 227 annualized growth) and job growth in line with expectations of 211.5,22010.
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Meanwhile, if Ryan can't get his members in line on the one thing they all campaigned on for six years, it's hard to imagine how he'll get everybody in line for anything else.
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Economic data from China was largely in line with expectations.
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But in the end the profit outlook is in line.
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The rate was in line with the median Bloomberg estimate.
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I get in line and order for both of us.
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The online marketplace operator's revenue was in line with forecasts.
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One actually told him to 'keep your woman in line.
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Roche shares gained 1 percent, in line with Swiss stocks.
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" * "will deliver full year results in line with market expectations.
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While I'm in line, all of Target's systems go down.
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Revenue of $5.97 billion was in line with analyst estimates.
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North Carolina will also be in line with federal regulations.
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Amazon Go shoppers never wait in line to check out.
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Think about that while you wait in line at Starbucks.
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That is prompting fears government debt is next in line.
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The restaurant chain's revenue was in line with Street forecasts.
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AND EVERYBODY GETS IN LINE AND HAS THEIR OWN OPINIONS.
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Free People Keep In Line Velvet Midi Dress, $98; freepeople.
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That was in line with a decline in U.S. stocks.
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The Alta is more in line with the original Fitbit.
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Fairfax is first in line of succession should Northam resign.
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But its shares are valued in line with the average.
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"People are cutting in line, and I'm being left behind."
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Prince Louis is fifth in line for the British throne.
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Revenues of $32.5 billion, exactly in line with analyst consensus.
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And the Republican congress was happy to fall in line.
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Analysts said the plan was broadly in line with expectations.
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Would you wait in line to buy Kanye's TLOP merch?
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That's in line with market thinking despite the recent volatility.
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The company reported guidance that was in line with expectations.
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Trump loves to encourage large corporations to fall in line.
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Last in line is a burly fellow with blondish dreadlocks.
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Worrying about your future, you have to stay in line.
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Justin Fairfax, a young, black politician is second in line.
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Glasgow didn't feel like it was in line with London.
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The drug store chain's revenue was in line with estimates.
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There's always someone in line waiting to take your spot.
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That state is going to fall right back in line.
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Capital generation was 300 million euros, in line with expectations.
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Voters wait in line at the Tuttle Community Recreation Center.
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Essentially, these 16 black women cadets didn't fall in line.
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That's right in line with Tesla's latest Model 3 pricing.
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Get in line before you need to use the facilities.
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I stopped to chat with the first guy in line.
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Most Republican politicians have fallen in line behind Donald Trump.
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Prince Hitachi, 83, Akihito's younger brother, is next in line.
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The first person in line reportedly arrived at 3 p.m.
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Voters need to wait in line to cast a vote.
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Samardzija, in line for his first victory since an Aug.
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And home prices remain roughly in line with area incomes.
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Someone in line once had a funk band in tow.
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Next point of consideration: Who's next in line to inherit?
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Austria said its rules are in line with EU law.
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Listen to the full track of "Fall In Line," below.
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Why are you waiting in line to buy a beer?
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He's in line to make his next start next week.
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Next in line would be the associate attorney general. 2.
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To which the universe responded: Get the fuck in line.
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That puts them more in line with older US generations.
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Staffline on Thursday said it is now trading in line.
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But the people in line behind me were very upset.
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Such fears have fluctuated in line with recent political turmoil.
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She waited in line to fill her car with gasoline.
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The figures were broadly in line with the market consensus.
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The media company's revenue was essentially in line with forecasts.
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Kimmel is also uncomfortable, trying to keep Dick in line.
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The amended results are more in line with the naysayers.
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Yeah, I think cheese plates fall in line with that.
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The kind men always make in line for the bathroom.
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Senior debt ratings will likely move in line with IDRs.
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What struck me was people politely waiting in line patiently.
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No matter; the party is in line with voters' instincts.
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This is almost exactly in line with expectations and polls.
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HGX, in line with a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
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EI's financing to deposits ratio is in line with peers.
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Drunk girls in line for the bathroom called me inspiring.
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First in line, Wellson Lee, was very happy, by contrast.
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This is in line with their global peers at 40%.
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Akishino will be first in line but is already 22017.
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"The Lower East Side keeps me in line," he laughs.
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Oil and gas shares rose, in line with crude prices.
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Stocks in Chile also rose, in line with world stocks.
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While waiting in line, I buy a kombucha as well.
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The counts are in line with publicly available tracking reports.
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The monthly rise was in line with Wall Street estimates.
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Justin Fairfax is in line to be governor of Virginia.
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Its revenues of $399 million were in line with estimates.
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Meanwhile, October CPI rose 93 percent, in line with expectations.
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She held her young girls close while waiting in line.
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Its $1.09 billion in sales were in line with expectations.
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VICE: How many iPhones have you waited in line for?
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GKN added that it was trading in line with expectations.
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So do you still have to keep them in line.
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The superdelegates are voters in line with the broader electorate.
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But if it does, I may be first in line.
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The entire conservative movement is falling in line behind Trump.
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Two Omani banks posted earnings in line with analysts' estimates.
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Its revenues of $3.5 billion were in line with estimates.
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All the numbers were pretty much in line with expectations.
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We don't necessarily all fall in line with one another.
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Analysts said Total's results were in line with market expectations.
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He was in line with what they were looking for.
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"We didn't want people standing in line," Heather told me.
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His animal models were absolutely in line with our findings.
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Supporters waited in line for hours hoping to get in.
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"He's not the only customer in line," @phillymontanna told MUNCHIES.
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Next in line would be Puerto Rico's secretary of justice.
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At 1.46 billion euros, sales were in line with expectations.
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Are they in line with other big plays in London?
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You won't have to deal with waiting in line anywhere.
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Profitability metrics are in line with its conservative asset allocation.
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Its revenue was in line with estimates at $1.66 billion.
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Mari El's 8M17 performance was in line with Fitch's expectations.
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Keep everyone else in line by playing on their fears.
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If all else fails, you can try waiting in line.
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The uniform provider's revenue was in line with Street forecasts.
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People wait in line for bag checks at Pink Dot.
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The newborn royal is fifth in line to the throne.
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Members of the public wait in line for the hearing.
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The new baby is 19th in line for the throne.
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The generic drugmaker's revenue was in line with Street projections.
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BPCL, Thermax and Siemens reported numbers in line with expectations.
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John Kasich (Trump's share was about in line with polling).
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John Kasich (Trump's share was about in line with polling).
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This latest result is in line with other recent polling.
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This brings presidential campaigns more in line with presidential reality.
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Monday's rate, although sizeable, was in line with analysts' expectations.
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The video game maker's revenue was in line with forecasts.
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The grocery chain's revenue was essentially in line, as well.
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The hospital operator's revenue was essentially in line with forecasts.
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Prince Harry now stands fifth in line to the throne.
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About another 25 other plants are in line for repairs.
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The wireless carrier's revenue was essentially in line with forecasts.
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Caroline's eldest daughter is eleventh in line to Monaco's throne.
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That would be in line with the government's 2018 target.
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Gianluca Mezzofiore — Mashable's Realtime News Reporter — was next in line.
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Europe could be next in line for some rough treatment.
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I stood in line for seven hours, in the winter.
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It's about in line with the market multiple next year.
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That's a 162.73% drop, which is in line with expectations.
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Hundreds of people had waited in line since 2 a.m.
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It would certainly be in line with known Lucas behavior.
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That was broadly in line with a company provided consensus.
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I was in line to go into my son's funeral.
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You might wait in line for a very long time
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Its gross payment volume also fell in line with expectations.
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Excluding items, Hershey earned $1.55, in line with average estimate.
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Kazan's interim fiscal performance was in line with Fitch's expectation.
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When one community goes first, others may fall in line.
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She has espoused views largely in line with mainstream Republicans.
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But it would fall in line with a recent trend.
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Mistakenly, I gave everyone in line that opportunity for free.
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Bank of Nova Scotia reported earnings in line with expectations.
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Next in line was William Ruckelshaus, Richardson's deputy attorney general.
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Asciano shares were flat, in line with the broader market.
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So who is in line to lead the struggling company?
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Revenue rose 5% to $12.51 billion, in line with expectations.
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Overall revenue rose 10% to $11.71 billion, in line estimates.
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Could Schaeuble be in line for either of those positions?
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The next in line would be Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez.
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One of the men in line was Taylor Prince, 35.
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UF's capital and leverage ratios are in line with peers.
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I turned to the next person in line and smiled.
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I'm your outsider, I'm not just the next in line.
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Westfield shares were flat, in line with the broader market.
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Guidance for the upcoming quarter fell in line with estimates.
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Waiting (and complaining) in line was now a communal experience.
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"This was not in line with the plan," he said.
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They wanted him to fall in line and take orders.
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So, what makes this sandwich worth waiting in line for?
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That is in line with the industry as a whole.
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"It would have been better to have waited in line."
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They should wait in line like the rest of us.
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This is fairly in line with what we had expected.
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The poll was broadly in line with other recent surveys.
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Members of the public wait in line to view Rev.
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Average hourly earnings increased 0.3 percent, in line with consensus.
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Capital and leverage ratios are broadly in line with peers.
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Nevertheless, Mashreq's profitability remains solid and in line with peers.
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The speaker is second in line, after the vice president.
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That is completely in line with the original AP report.
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"The meetings just help me stay in line," she said.
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Or try to get the fickle Freedom Caucus in line?
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Guidance for the upcoming quarter was in line with estimates.
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Then Mr. McConnell's minions all fell in line behind him.
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The changes are in line with a drive toward profit.
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Concrete policy alternatives in line with international law are available.
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But also, in line with what we've been seeing globally.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice was next in line with eight.
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None of them talked much as they waited in line.
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He spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations.
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Then I was in line at TSA for 40 minutes.
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It's expectations are now more in line with the market's.
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The woman behind me in line gave a shrill laugh.
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I've stood in line for Kanye merch, not OVO merch.
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They stand in line to enter to win a Chevy.
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A person's ambitions increase in line with accomplishing their goals.
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One or two people here in line to see Obama.
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Grijalva is in line to chair the Natural Resources Committee.
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Their styles are much more in line with Trump's style.
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Economic growth and inflation were in line with analysts' forecasts.
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The outcome of initial results was in line with expectations.
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But the results were roughly in line with economists' predictions.
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He fell unswervingly in line with Trump, contradictions be damned.
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Some donors were in line as early as 2 a.m.
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I thought I saw him in line for a movie.
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"I have a captive audience here in line," he joked.
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Swiss and Latvian crews are in line for gold medals.
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"It blows my mind," he said of standing in line.
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But, also as usual, the Cardinals are next in line.
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McConnell has cracked down to keep his conference in line.
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What is happening in "Line Rose" (2016) is so straightforward.
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Are the founding fathers who owned slaves next in line?
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He called for celebrations in line with the day's spirit.
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And the Republican Party fell right in line, launching LyinComey.
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Then they see people cutting ahead of them in line.
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Then everybody fell in line and started kissing his ass.
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Our reporter spent much of his visit waiting in line.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose in line with European government yields.
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But it also took an hour of waiting in line.
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The baby is seventh in line to the British throne.
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So I have to wait in line for the results.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. — The moderate presidential candidates are falling in line.
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People are more in line with a progressive vision here.
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They will be expected to fall in line behind Biden.
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But not everyone is falling in line with Croatia's nationalists.
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The prince, 33, is fifth in line to the throne.
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Where does Prince Harry fall in line to the throne?
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Be the first in line by registering with Carphone Warehouse.
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The small downward revision was in line with economists' expectations.
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Even so, he wasn't willing to wait hours in line.
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Sara found her gate, and took her place in line.
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In the years since, most athletes have fallen in line.
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Pricing is $799, putting it in line with iRobot's offerings.
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Baby Archie is now seventh in line to the throne.
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The 103 percent rise was in line with analysts' expectations.
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Is it any wonder everyone fell in line behind him?
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Revenue for the bank was in line with estimates, however.
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Active clients came in line with estimates at 2.93 million.
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Khakassia's wealth metrics are in line with the national median.
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But Flake soon fell in line, and so did Sens.
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Nia asks what they're all doing waiting in line, then.
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CT and caucusgoers must be in line by 7 p.m.
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Politics might take a little longer to fall in line.
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Russia's rouble strengthened slightly, in line with steadying oil prices.
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The threat might scare some Conservative rebels back in line.
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The threat might scare some Conservative rebels back in line.
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For us, it is still in line with our vision.
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The nutritional products company's revenue essentially in line with forecasts.
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That's already happening in Australia, but we're next in line.
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It will keep me in line because polyester doesn't stretch.
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Most of the other borough presidents also fell in line.
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Stop when your shoulders are in line with your elbows.
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Regional equities were steady, moving in line with Wall Street.
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That is in line with economists surveyed by Thomson Reuters.
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Have I been waiting in line wrong my entire life?
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"It's not in line with community attitudes," he told NITV.
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Net interest income and fees were in line with expectations.
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That would put Colorado in line with its legislative goals.
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Official PMI for December had been in line with estimates.
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The tactic, she said, is in line with past presidents.
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People waiting in line to board the Grand Celebration ship.
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Excluding unusual items, leverage remains in line with historical levels.
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We stood in line behind Suzy Eunice and Alley Waldrop.
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Revenue of $2.23 billion was roughly in line with expectations.
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This is in line with what actual Democratic voters think.
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It did not provide details, in line with its policy.
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The New York data fall in line with national trends.
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The restaurant chain's revenue was essentially in line with forecasts.
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That is in line with national polling on the issue.
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MKM Partners' estimates are largely in line with its peers.
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The travel website operator's revenue was in line with estimates.
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"Shareholders are last in line in a bankruptcy," Elson said.
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She was in line to be shot into a pit.
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Revenue and comparable sales were essentially in line with forecasts.
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The storefront, cleanliness or how long you spent in line?
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Ernest and I offered to take turns standing in line.
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Mr. Fairfax is next in line, followed by Mr. Herring.
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Keep Cheeto Jesus in line while I'm on the road.
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Or they would be put in line to be fired.
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The unprecedented image is actually in line with scientists expected.
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It keeps his supporters in line and demoralizes his opponents.
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It's much in line with what Grace and P.J. practice.
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But they're in line and they're waiting to become citizens.
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"What we did wasn't in line with our priorities," Rep.
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Is it in line with what I want to say?
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I accomplished X by waiting for Y hours in line.
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Last month's inflation readings were in line with economists' expectations.
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Plus they know they are first in line for accusations.
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It said it expected 2019 sales to be in line with 2018, while the operating margin, including increased investments in new technology, was seen in line with or higher than the adjusted 2018 margin.
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Weekly corn export sales were 565,100 tonnes, in line with forecasts for 400,000 tonnes to 800,000 tonnes, and wheat export sales were 328,500 tonnes, in line with forecasts for 200,000 tonnes to 600,000 tonnes.
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Beyond exhibitions, Relx said the main business trends in the early part of 2020 were in line with last year as it reported organic revenue growth of 13%, in line with its recent average.
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A bit later, Jost added: Democrats are now calling for Northam to resign, but the second in line is embroiled in now two sexual assault scandals, and the third in line also did blackface.
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A 28-year-old American named Steve Burt stood (and slept) in line for three days outside Taiwan's first Apple Store, in order to be the first in line when it opened on July 1.
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However, the maker of Johnnie Walker scotch and Smirnoff vodka said its performance from the start of the year was in line with expectations and its organic sales would grow in line with last year.
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A consensual smooch with someone in line at Qdoba on Feb.
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January's drop in orders was broadly in line with economists' expectations.
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We've now been in line for over two hours to play.
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Austrian stocks fell 1.5 percent, in line with broader stock markets.
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So, we recommend that gamers get in line bright and early!
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Operating earnings were 13 cents a share, in line with forecasts.
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It was maybe 20 [consoles] for like 100 people in line.
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That was in line with UBS's estimate of 68.8 million tonnes.
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Lindsey Graham directly in line to become the Judiciary Committee chairman.
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But now, they'll have to wait in line, like everyone else.
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Instead, he was in line like the rest of us schmucks.
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They wait somberly in line: cosplayers, young women, middle-aged men.
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The new baby boy is fifth in line to the throne.
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Unipol Banca's Stable Outlook is in line with that on UGF.
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If confirmed, Tillerson would be fourth in line to the presidency.
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Expectations should be in line with the price #dollarita #Applebees pic.twitter.
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That's roughly in line with the last six months, he said.
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All of this puts Pompeo in line with Trump's own thinking.
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Some people even waited 13 hours in line to get one.
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AL: It's quite in line with how private equity gets deployed.
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I am in line with the generative artists, not the editors.
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It said the royalty was not in line with market rates.
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The company forecast second half revenue in line with the first.
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Third in line is Attorney General Mark Herring, a fellow Democrat.
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This progression is perfectly in line with Christensen's original disruption theory.
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The May annualized rate was generally in line with analysts' expectations.
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As with most states, a surviving spouse is first in line.
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Nonetheless, we view STI's liquidity profile as in line with others.
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Merlin said trading in 2019 had been in line with expectations.
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It came in line with expectations of analysts polled by Reuters.
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After hours of waiting in line, his registration was completed quickly.
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Migrants wait in line outside a temporary shelter in Tijuana, Mexico.
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The wee lad will be seventh in line for the throne.
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Priyanka Chopra is next in line — to get married, that is!
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Earnings per share were in line with estimates at 13 cents.
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It delivered in-line earnings, but revenue was higher than expected.
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Equities in Argentina and Chile rose, in line with world stocks.
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The budget figures are in line with Reuters' report on Saturday.
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Its forward guidance for next year was in line with expectations.
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Stephen Thompson is next in line to fight for the title.
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Loans came in at $950.1 billion, roughly in line with expectations.
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She didn't stand in line for meds, just waited it out.
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Intel posted earnings that topped expectations, with revenue essentially in line.
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Revenue rose 1.8 percent to $8.67 billion, in line with estimates.
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The livestream put it in line with its rivals, chiefly SpaceX.
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He didn't always fall in line with what was being taught.
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Earnings per share came in in line with estimates at $1.14.
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Shout-out to Blue Ivy for always keeping us in line.
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Antsy kids in line watched TikToks the guests inside were posting.
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Why do I have to go stand in line to vote?
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Apple's numbers are on point and in line with my testing.
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Revenue guidance for GrubHub was in-line with Wall Street estimates.
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Foot Locker posted earnings that were in line with analysts expectations.
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But we must remain cautious, Trump is right next in line.
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The car rental company's revenue was essentially in line with estimates.
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Its policy of growing the dividend in line with earnings remained.
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This is in line with assumptions Fitch applies across sector peers.
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New York City voters in line on election day, circa 1912.
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Hyman's rate-cut forecast is in line with the market's expectation.
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This is the second movie Aniston has in line with Netflix.
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More work remains to bring them in line with EU averages.
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Clinton's legislative agenda has been kept in line with that reality.
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Taking my place in line, I was surrounded by former contestants.
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He did not give his name, in line with police policy.
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I wait in line for 10 minutes and buy my MetroCard.
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The nutrition products company's revenue was essentially in line with expectations.
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The result was in line with the firm's earlier profit guidance.
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Latin American currencies declined, in-line with their emerging market peers.
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If the DUP falls in line, many hardline Tories may follow.
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He is second in line to the throne, behind his cousin.
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Elizabeth had the throne; Mary wanted to be next in line.
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SO I THINK OUR COMMUNICATIONS ARE IN LINE WITH THE POLICIES.
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The quaterly results were in line with expectations, the bank said.
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KBC Verzekeringen's ratings are in line with the company's standalone creditworthiness.
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You just have to be willing to wait in line overnight.
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"I think first in line is the Pelambres project," he said.
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That is in line with previous Olympics, an organizing official said.
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That's about in line with $110 a share, reported by Bloomberg.
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In line with tradition, Akihito and Empress Michiko did not attend.
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Still, the lowest accepted price was in line with market expectations.
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Analysts said Thursday's Fed statement was broadly in line with expectations.
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EST, in line with the Dow Jones U.S. Bank Index .DJUSBK.
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Even lower, more in line with what the Canadian government pays?
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The headphones feature a braided cable and in-line remote control.
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That's in line with what he forecast in March and April.
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Religion was just a set piece for keeping people in line.
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This acquisition is in line with Ant Financial's ongoing globalization push.
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He has also ordered the security service to fall in line.
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Waiting in line is part of the drill for being rescued.
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Is the comment in line with your views on the issue?
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Last month's increase in spending was in line with economists' expectations.
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He said the labour law was in line with EU norms.
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The next in line for governor is Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez.
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Fitbit also finally delivered in-line guidance in its last quarter.
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If you have a flight now, expect 3 hours in line.
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It falls in line with who he is as an artist.
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Why do I have to stand in line at the bank?
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Which is certainly in line with previous studies on the subject.
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His agenda wasn't always in line with his Senate Republican colleagues.
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Herring, a Democrat, is third in line to the governor's office.
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Series B startups are next in line to feel the pain.
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Nancy Pelosi, who is in line to regain the House speakership.
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No details were provided, in line with the European Commission's policy.
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They wait in line sometimes for hours to make that transaction.
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Those numbers were in line with expectations from a Reuters poll.
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Is there a quick way to snap these windows in line?
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The May reading was in line with the Reuters consensus forecast.
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We really saw that this was in line with those projects.
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This was in line with expectations of analysts polled by Reuters.
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Some people waited in line for two hours to get inside.
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I believe we can respond in line with the G20 agreement.
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That was in line with analysts' average forecast of $4.534 billion.
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Earnings per share were in line with estimates at 5693 cents.
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It forecasts growth to be in line with the Thai economy.
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The tweet is in line with Trump's recent minority outreach attempts.
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Industrial production rose 0.5 percent last month, in line with expectations.
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Industrial production rose 28 percent last month, in line with expectations.
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This is very much in line with Erykah's views on Hitler.
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Earnings per share were 25 cents, in line with Refinitiv estimates.
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Make sure to keep your knees in line with your toes!
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It works by sitting in line with the tank refill line.
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Revenue came in-line with Wall Street's expectations at $9.61 billion.
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The communications services company's revenue was essentially in line with expectations.
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The same can't be said for everyone waiting in line, though.
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Mentally strong people keep their priorities in line with their beliefs.
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Inflation slowed in February in line with most Central European peers.
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But, in line with The American President's description, democracy ain't easy.
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The increase was in line with forecasts in the Reuters poll.
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The quarterly results were in line with market expectations, analysts said.
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World Bank governance indicators are in line with the peer median.
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The global economy performs in line with Fitch's Global Economic Outlook.
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And a little heads up: Be prepared to wait in line.
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That beat estimates by 15 cents, with revenue essentially in line.
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If Trump wins, however, do all these Republicans fall in line?
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ADP private payrolls rose 200,15.53 in March,in line with expectations.
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He asked not to be named in line with Summa's policy.
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So what Embark is doing falls in line with other companies.
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"(The NFL has) to bring their policies in line," Caplan said.
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Revenue came in at $1.11 billion, in-line with analyst expectations.
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Her staff explained that lobbyists pay people to stand in line.
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The figures were in line with a profit warning last month.
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Mohammed bin Salman is now first in line to the throne.
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Leading indicators for January fell 0.2 percent, in line with expectations.
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She stands in line and tweets at Starbucks like everyone else.
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It said the move brought Moody's rating in line with Fitch.
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Corn and wheat export sales were in line with trade forecasts.
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Bulgaria's governance indicators are in line with its 'BBB' category peers.
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We assume somewhere on the planet, someone is already in line.
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These results were notably in line with Trump's own approval ratings.
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The cable also houses the control panel and in-line mic.
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Next in line there's Dash ($150), also for 6+ year olds.
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The Stable Outlook is in line with that on the sovereign.
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Mainstream parties appear to be in line with the broader mood.
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If those waiting in line feel victimised, then resentment will follow.
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People are willing to wait in line 20 or 30 minutes.
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This brings GitHub's enterprise product in line with its hosted version.
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Jones urges voters to stay in line Update — 7:50 p.m.
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The figures were broadly in line with guidance issued in December.
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Earnings were in line with expectations at 27 cents per share.
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Those 21 fair-share states will have to get in line.
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It merely involves casting a ballot, and maybe standing in line.
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The first-quarter revision was broadly in line with economists' expectations.
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The 2628 Democratic candidates have fallen in line with their party.
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The euro/dollar rate is stable and in line with fundamentals.
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You won't ever have to wait in line for the Jitney.
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Puerto Ricans spend much of their time now waiting in line.
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Wasserman Schultz called on Sanders to get his supporters in line.
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Match's revenue was $541 million, in line with Wall Street's expectations.
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If only the price were more in line with the size.
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"They're basically letting their masters know they're in line," she said.
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He will also be last in line to cast his vote.
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Schumer's statement was in line with the reaction from most lawmakers.
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The government also indexes tax brackets annually, in line with inflation.
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"There's an innate incentive to get in line," Mr. Kenney said.
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The 2015 deficit is still in line with the government's target.
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Jane's too busy trying to keep her own mother in line.
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Once inside the small waiting room, those in line became serious.
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Earnings per share came in line with estimates at 59 cents.
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You're all in line, you're all looking for the same thing.
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You're going to have to go out and get in line.
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He didn't wish to be identified in line with government policy.
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They should — and need to — go home and get in line.
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Ahead of her in line, children whined and shopping bags rustled.
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But it was in line with expectations for a cautious start.
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It was in line with U.S. form over the last year.
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It also forecast current quarter revenue in line with analyst estimates.
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The scale of the interventions came in line with analysts' expectations.
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"I was in line to test the Kintone app," she said.
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The pharmacy benefit manager's revenue was essentially in line with estimates.
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They are essentially right in line with what would be anticipated.
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These U.N. efforts are directly in line with top U.S. priorities.
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Everything we are demanding is already in line with BuzzFeed's values.
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So you might not mind waiting in line for some snacks.
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The justice secretary is the next in line to become governor.
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The child will be the seventh in line for the throne.
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In 2018 adjusted EBITDA rose 8 percent, in line with expectations.
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MORE (Colo.), high-fived people in line as they walked by.
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Guidance came in line, at 6.75% area, at the first update.
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A Citizen Congress would reset Washington, in line with our Constitution.
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Prices for both commodities were higher, in line with market fundamentals.
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It's difficult to get in line if one does not exist.
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We continue to prepare for Brexit in line with government policy.
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Some of those who did vote waited in line for hours.
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Personal income rose 0.4 percent in May, in line with expectations.
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Its 2018 outlook is also in line with analyst forecasts. Salesforce.
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It will also bring WhatsApp in line with other messaging apps.
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New advisers' failure rate around 75% — in line with recent years.
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Earnings and revenues were roughly in line with Wall Street expectations.
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It may just be rejected after a long wait in line.
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Those immediately next in line to assume the presidency have resigned.
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U.S. ad sales fell 3 percent, in line with industry expectations.
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Analysts had expected a 12.5% growth, in line with September's 12.5%.
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Current leverage is in line with levels seen in peer programmes.
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"Putting tobacco in line with alcohol laws makes sense," she said.
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Revenue was, however, essentially in line with estimates and earnings beat.
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That number falls in line with other recent generic ballot polls.
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Q: Are Trump's tweets in line with the border adjustability plan?
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This also helps congressional leaders keep their own party in line.
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That's not necessarily in line with a political party, you know?
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Personal income rose 0.2 percent in August, in line with expectations.
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In line with convention, no reason for the disqualification was given.
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Ou's overall vision for Cilllia is in line with this mission.
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This is in line with harsh rhetoric and action against homosexuality.
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You won't even have to wait in line for the bathroom.
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Candioty: They were waiting in line in front of our restaurant.
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In line with company policy, Netflix did not provide viewer numbers.
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This is in line with the timeline leadership has put forward.
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It also issued an in-line forecast for the current year.
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After only five minutes of waiting, I was next in line.
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North American sales fell 2 percent, in line with company expectations.
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He should be in line for "bell-cow" type of work.
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He was in line for his first win since last Sept.
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Harry's father, Prince Charles, is first in line for the throne.
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The officer declined to be identified in line with service rules.
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He also highlighted lower costs, all currently in line with plans.
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The second in line, after Pence, is House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Get in line very early, as it will certainly be packed.
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Both figures were in line with forecasts from a Reuters poll.
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Bank of Nova Scotia reported earnings in line with analysts' forecasts.
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Cefaratti said Aramco's preliminary valuation fell in-line with his expectations.
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Lance was third in line, hesitant to leave the small antechamber.
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"I was about 10th in line for the job," he said.
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This threat seems more in line with Mr. Trump's broader interests.
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And that brings us in line with what other countries are.
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Neither police statement named Mr. Weinstein, in line with British protocol.
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Earnings per share came in line with estimates at 81 cents.
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Within half an hour we were in line for the gondola.
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Pretty much right in line with what I would have expected.
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Critic's Notebook Maybe you waited in line all night for tickets.
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Film buffs stood in line for hours for the Us premiere.
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A man is standing in line behind a pair of sponges.
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And that man is next in line to rule Saudi Arabia.
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None of their children can be in line to the throne.
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Their version of "Clueless" wasn't exactly in line with her vision.
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Mr. McCain tends to vote in line with Mr. Trump's positions.
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We've also paused driving in California in line with local guidance.
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Only a strong, nonpartisan executive could keep grasping aristos in line.
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And that brings us ... in line with what other countries are.
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The longer you wait in line, the more the risk is.
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That's in line with viewership of the National Basketball Association (NBA).
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That puts it in line with Amazon's spending budget on programming.
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Others stood in line to receive food packages from aid agencies.
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While most Rs would fall in line, some conservatives would balk.
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The funds were relatively good, the students were standing in line.
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At age 12, he is 12th in line to the throne.
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The bank's decision was unanimous, and in line with market expectations.
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Fourth-quarter GDP growth was 20.5%, in line with economists' expectations.
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Earnings per share were in line with estimates at 28 cents.
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There was a momentary disruption but she soon fell in line.
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Next in line: Bob Chapek, who previously led Disney's parks division.
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The railroad operator's revenue was in line with Wall Street forecasts.
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Before the hearing, people in line outside the hearing heckled Sen.
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Jackie Bezos, mother to Jeff, stood in line for the buffet.
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Russ Hickman, 55, of Dias Creek, N.J., was fifth in line.
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In 1H17 Bydgoszcz financial performance was in line with Fitch's projections.
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Spotify's third-quarter outlook fell in line with Wall Street expectations.
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Twitter, meanwhile, posted quarterly earnings that were in line with expectations.
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"It is completely in line with our policy of maximum pressure."
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The car pricing service's revenue was also in line with forecasts.
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This reading is in line with the Fed's 2% inflation target.
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Revenue was essentially in line, and comparable-store sales were unchanged.
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Eight pounds, seven ounces, and fifth in line for the throne.
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State sales tax revenues are growing in line with economic growth.
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But polls suggest Biden could be in line for another loss.
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Next, at check-in, one man was in line before me.
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Or is it in line with the show's boundary-pushing ethos?
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It did not provide any details in line with its policy.
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They say that Trump's behavior isn't in line with Oracle's values.
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Wouldn't this be more in line with what her plaque claims?
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I Saw the Future Standing in Line for Weed in Illinois.
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Latin American equities were steady, moving in line with Wall Street.
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Weekly soybean sales were in line with expectations at 711,400 tonnes.
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Earnings per share were in line with estimates at 22.11 cents.
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Weekly soybean sales were in line with expectations at 711,400 tonnes.
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Harry will remain a prince and sixth in line of succession.
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"This is a museum!" said a woman in line to order.
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S. businesses in line with the rest of the industrialized world.
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That may or may not be in line with congressional expectations.
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It rose 1.6 percent, in line with the FTSEurofirst 300 index.
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She didn't have time to stand in line for MAC Selena.
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The company said the figure was in line with its expectations.
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And my fear of otherworldly visions still keeps me in line.
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The published notes are also in line with previous market expectations.
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Last month's inflation readings were broadly in line with economists' expectations.
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But you have to be willing to wait in line overnight.
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Not once did it feel like we were waiting in line.
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The strategy worked, causing borrowing costs to get back in line.
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Five stories of finding love while waiting in line Not really.
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Some settlements were strategically located in line with Israel's security interests.
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Ash Wednesday, once, I went to church and stood in line.
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Others might be in line for something a little more substantial.
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The company's revenue of $76.4 million was in-line with expectations.
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Moving in line with industry standards is attaining minimum viable responsibility.
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That was in line with analysts' forecasts in a Reuters poll.
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These ratios are broadly in line with those expected by Fitch.
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Capital outflows have begun to slow, in line with Fitch's expectations.
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These estimates are in line with those from the state planner.
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Nothing about today's announcement is in line with our nation's values.
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These results fell in line with pre-announced results from January.
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He's repeatedly beating up the system, hoping it falls in line.
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I would not fall in line, if that's what you're asking.
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Upstairs, Chavkin waited in line under a hand-painted " BEER " sign.
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Their fans fell in line, swarming the offending writers with hate.
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Buckner is in line to receive around $22016 million in 215.
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The officials spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations.
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The officials spoke on condition of anonymity, in line with regulations.
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Revenue rose 63 percent to $2.85 billion, in line with estimates.
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"Veterans have died waiting in line for their care," he continued.
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But electoral fears aren't the only thing keeping Republicans in line.
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"You don't have to wait in line," the aide told her.
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The travel website operator's revenue was essentially in line with forecasts.
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"I cannot find anyone," said Balkar Singh, in line behind him.
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She stood in line with other furloughed workers and their children.
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But that's not in line with what scientists say is necessary.
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This album cover is not in line with music like this.
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But his Reddit activity falls more in line with the latter.
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Regardless, the update is in line with Twitter's live video push.
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" "This is very much in line with what the market expected.
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"Right in line with our demographic, I guess," responds Lars, wryly.
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What would be too long for you to wait in line?
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And they're not in line, they're not congruent with my blessings.
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In the camps, women and men wait in line for food.
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The balance sheet remarks were also in line with that sentiment.
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You might have to wait minutes, or even hours, in line.
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Because they do seem to fall in line in the end.
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Consequently, we are moving back to old recommendations and updating Price Targets for current negative macro (poor production, Mexico, EU 232, EU CO2, China): for FCA (In-Line; TP €11) and Renault (In-Line; TP €23).
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According to reports, Hisahito, who is third in line to the throne, but will become second in line after his uncle's ascension, was in a different part of the school building when the knives were discovered.
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Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) was 2.3 billion euros, in line with consensus forecasts by Reuters, while net profit rose to 1.41 billion euros from 1.37 billion euros, also in line with forecasts.
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Inditex reported net profit of 3.37 billion euros ($13 billion), in line with analyst expectations, on revenue of 25.34 billion euros, also in line with analyst expectations for the financial year which runs from February to January.
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"Our expectation is by the end of the year we'll be back in line in terms of balances and we expect to close 2019 with mortgage balances in line with the end of 2018," Culmer told reporters.
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We will lead on setting targets that are in line with a safer planet: in line with the IPCC's 1.5 degree Celsius report published last year and the recently published Global Assessment on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services.
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"Our expectation is by the end of the year we'll be back in line in terms of balances and we expect to close 13 with mortgage balances in line with the end of 2018," Culmer told reporters.
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In all, seven coaches were fired, roughly in line with recent years.
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We have 240 blockbusters in line, which is the most in industry.
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That was in line with a similar poll on Britain's housing market.
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New Yorkers will wait in line for hours for a good brunch.
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The earning was in line with expectations, based on guidance provided previously.
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You told me that even Chris Hemsworth has to wait in line.
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For the 11 seats reserved for women, 42 candidates are in line.
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The Commission is obliged to draft laws in line with Council decisions.
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Profits of €3.9 billion ($4.4 billion) were in line with analyst expectations.
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As she waited in line at &pizza, fellow patrons asked for selfies.
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Revenue was in line with the outlook, and EBITDA was moderately ahead.
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Power was first in line at a store in St. John's, Newfoundland.
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The spokesman couldn&apost be named in line with internal police rules.
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As third in line to the throne, George was automatically a prince.
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A spokesman for Inalum said the decline was in line with expectations.
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People wait in line to enter a cannabis store in Montreal, Quebec.
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The debt/revenue ratio, at 142%, is in line with the median.
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VR is in line to reduce the barriers to creation even further.
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If you can get in line, you can get a free cone.
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Can you guarantee that Facebook is in line with the new rules?
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And so when those are in line it gives us great opportunity.
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As you can see no one in line for the movie tonight.
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Rather, it fell squarely in line with the Supreme Court's leading precedents.
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PEOPLE estimates there were about 232765 people in line waiting to donate.
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Its fourth quarter revenue guidance was in line with estimates as well.
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Play around with the food and keep it in line and organized.
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Check out more ways to get free tickets besides waiting in line.
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The maker of semiconductor manufacturing equipment's revenue was in line with forecasts.
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The projections are in line with the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) forecast.
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U.S. wheat plantings totaled 45.6 million acres, in line with market forecasts.
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The stocks figures were in line with the ranges of market forecasts.
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Revenue rose 6.2 percent to C$1.02 billion, in line with estimates.
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Revenues came in at 1.005 billion euros, also in line with expectations.
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I wait in line for 23 hours while learning German on Duolingo.
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He goes up, cuts several people in line and asks for help.
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"You could have a whole meal while waiting in line," we mused.
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The track pad, too, is now in line with its MacBook brethren.
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Get to the airport two hours early, just to stand in line?
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Stockland shares fell 2.7 percent on Tuesday, in line with broader market.
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QTC's ratings will move in line with any rating action on Queensland.
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This is pretty much in line with the concerns of graduate students.
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The unemployment rate came in at 9.83 percent, in line with expectations.
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The decision to keep rates steady was in line with analyst predictions.
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The business is currently performing operationally in line with a higher rating.
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Desautels said that Crowdfense's price list is in line with the market.
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It said it expects to grow broadly in line with the market.
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Its revenue was in line with expectations, coming in at $1.35 billion.
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Byrne's new album, American Utopia, falls right in line with his discography.
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Trees outside your window, the other people in line with you, whatever.
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Earnings per share came in line with estimates at $1.20 per share.
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He aims to interpret the constitution in line with its original meaning.
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The numbers were in line with preliminary results announced earlier this month.
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Instead, they perused convention exhibits or waited in line for the luncheon.
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Voters wait in line in the gymnasium at Brunswick Junior High School.
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In 2004, I waited in line for three hours in the rain.
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At first cut, Industrial FCF appears in line with full year guidance.
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And you can bet your bikini bottom we'll be first in line.
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That seems to be somewhat in line with what you just said.
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At least 15 people stood in line, their feet swollen and blistered.
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The reading, in line with forecasts, suggested the broader economy was stagnating.
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People stand in line to cast their ballot outside a polling station.
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This improvement was also in line with some of the insurer's peers.
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"This one I'm in line for is a lending platform," he said.
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Without the Cipher cable, you also don't get an in-line mic.
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Zalando said the results were in line with its full-year targets.
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The quarter generated 151.73 billion pesos in revenue, in line with expectations.
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Saxon's take is more in line with internal records at the FBI.
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AT&T was up 523 percent following its in-line results overnight.
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Lower shipments were in line with analyst expectations due to planned maintenance.
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Fan Adam Gloeckler was one of those in line when it happened.
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I got in line for my meds, then sat in the dayroom.
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The second in line, a biotech investor, got here at 6:15AM.
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A bald head felt stylistically in line with who she was becoming.
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The decision was in line with the recommendation from the central bank.
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This was broadly in line with previous indications given by the bank.
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Rohingya refugees wait in line for relief supplies in a refugee camp.
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Total revenue rose marginally to $9.14 billion in line with analysts' expectation.
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They are falling in line behind him now, when he is unpopular.
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Although the figures were in line with forecasts, the economy remains weak.
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But when he does, he will not have to stand in line.
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The first-quarter GDP growth revision was in line with economists' expectations.
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VERSAFLOW is the industry's most widely used in-line selective soldering platform.
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Fans waited in line overnight just for a chance to step inside.
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At one point, I'm third in line with two members behind me.
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People wait in line to donate blood in El Paso, Aug. 4.
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Those figures are in line with the company's previously announced pricing estimate.
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I'm sure It Comes At Night falls in line with these films.
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All you have to do is get in line at the airport.
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Revenue in Q4 of $4.07 billion was basically in line with estimates.
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Schiff argues that Kupperman's arguments are in line with the White House.
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Both units cost $99.99 and include an in-line remote and mic.
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Once the tax cut arrives, earnings go up, in line with expectations.
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MedMen employees give water to people waiting in line on Jan. 22.
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You're calling the shots, but you're also in line for the bullets.
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Full-year earnings per share guidance was roughly in line with estimates.
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Eighteen-year-old Roger had been in line since about 5 a.m.
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But O'Rourke's stance has been more consistently in-line with Democrats nationwide.
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But after a few minutes, she moves the painting back in line.
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Mariah won't be pleased with the headlines, but she'll fall in line.
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The yield was in line with a forecast by brokerage DNB Markets.
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Average hourly earnings were up in line with consensus, that's probably positive.
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Not only that, but the federal government helps them cut in line.
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And the damage was in line with the trajectory of the wounds.
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Ed Rendell said history shows most Sanders supporters will fall in line.
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The firm's findings are in line with those from other recent surveys.
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Her comments were in line with guidelines published in October by consumerreports.
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Would I give birth waiting in line, as some critics often threaten?
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Excluding items, AMD earned 8 cents per share, in line with estimates.
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However, its leverage metrics remain more in line with 'BBB' rated peers.
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This is in line with other strategic acquisitions made by the company.
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These rates have been rising, in line with the broader bond markets.
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Excluding items, it earned 8 cents per share, in line with estimates.
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That was in line with an analysts' forecast in a Reuters poll.
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The fluctuation was in line with a monthly average, the bank said.
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The clothing retailer reported in-line earnings of 60 cents a share.
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HGX rose 7003 percent, in line with a firmer U.S. stock market.
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The rise in second-quarter GDP was in line with economists' expectations.
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No.But what if I don't stand in line and they sell out?
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Parties can also use such information to keep their MPs in line.
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Tepco shares ended up 0.7 percent, in line with the general market.
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First in line are these supposedly un-losable monsters from Altec Lansing.
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That's more in line with the way that we're raising our child.
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The government keeps residents in line with a stick and a carrot.
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Core operating profit of $176 million was in line with last year.
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German inflation data in line with forecasts did little to support it.
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I even once waited in line for three hours for a Cronut.
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The ratings of senior unsecured obligations are in line with LBBW's IDRs.
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Today Prince Muhammad bin Salman is first in line to the throne.
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" It added: "These numbers are not in line with an effective program.
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Or is it about heroin with that "push the needle in" line?
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Earnings were in line with analysts' estimates at 60 cents a share.
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His views are definitely in line with Trump's, that much is clear.
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Keep the knee in line with toes for all lower body moves.
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We had to get a security guard to keep them in line.
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HK/SIN, broadly in line with levels touched in Thursday's Asia trade.
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These specs put it in line with an entry-level gaming laptop.
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Uber was first in line due to the scale of its results.
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You were first in line to get into heaven, in their minds.
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That growth rate is in line with last year's figures, Sides said.
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Fitch considers the group's capitalisation is in line with its risk profile.
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Priceline Group (PCLN) beat estimates on earnings, with revenue essentially in line.
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Tata Steel and Bajaj Auto numbers were largely in line with expectations.
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ANZ shares ended down 0.2 percent, in line with the broader market.
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Here are three simple ways to keep your phone's disturbances in line.
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North America will be next in line to see the annular eclipse.
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Keep your feet in line with your shoulders and your toes forward.
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"He is art," says Daniel Grote, first in line for standby tickets.
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Foreign countries know not to test us, so everyone stays in line.
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That's in line with Recode's report claiming the deal is $100 million.
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It was in line with the consensus forecast in a Reuters poll.
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But waiting in line is only the first part of this challenge.
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He is a man, he explains, who keeps his organization in line.
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That's just over $4 and in line with its pricing across Asia.
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Abovitz says the marketing team wasn't in line with the company's culture.
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The disk drive maker's revenue was in line with Wall Street forecasts.
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That is, either Congress needs to pass legislation more in line with
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The BOE kept interest rates unchanged Thursday, in line with analyst expectations.
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The flabbergasted commander falls in line, and the Confederados join her cause.
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Fourth-quarter revenues were right in line with estimates at $5.78 billion.
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CGMFL's Positive Rating Outlook is in line with its parent's Rating Outlook.
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The Wall Street Journal owner's revenue was essentially in line with forecasts.
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Last month's increase in the PPI was in line with economists' expectations.
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Chicago was about in line with the national average, at $2.5 million.
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Credit Suisse analysts said that was broadly in line with market expectations.
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Weighing 8lb 70z, little Louis is fifth in line to the throne.
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The motel goons weren't going to fall in line for just anyone.
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The revision to first-quarter productivity was in line with economists' expectations.
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Excluding items, eBay earned 45 cents per share, in line with estimates.
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Later, I ran into the concerned viewer in line for the bathroom.
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The amount of the quarterly revenue was in line with the poll.
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The security company posted revenue in line with estimates at $1.2 billion.
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That's in line with the industry-friendly leanings of the Trump administration.
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The results were broadly in line with a poll taken last month.
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But this wasn't in line with the individuals who led the coup.
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This is in line with the rising trend documented in previous reports.
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I listen to the "Gilmore Guys" podcast while I'm waiting in line.
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The pattern is in line with ever-increasing spending on Feb. 23.
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General Mills also reported revenue in line with estimates of $4.20 billion.
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Broadcom gave full year guidance in line with estimates: $24.5 billion, vs.
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The move was in line with Keys' new mantra: embracing natural beauty.
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Fairfax is next in line to lead the state after Democratic Gov.
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Nevada state law says voters who are in line at 8 p.m.
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Despite higher NPA levels, NCOs are roughly in line with peer averages.
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It also said current trading was in line with the board's expectations.
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That's in line with many of the social media giant's recent efforts.
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World Bank governance indicators are in line with the 'A' peer median.
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Italian fashion group Aeffe sees Q3 results in line with first half.
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MassMutual's statutory capital is very strong and in line with rating expectations.
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And when they pay their respects, they'll have to wait in line.
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Each week, the bonus opportunity shifts to the next boss in line.
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Revenue rose 5.8 percent to 5.53 billion euros, in line with expectations.
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The decision was in line with a recommendation from the central bank.
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The language of Friday's resolution was largely in line with that policy.
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TURKISH BANKS ACTING IN LINE WITH INTERNATIONAL LAWS, REGULATIONS - BANK ASSOC HEAD
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Meanwhile, consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in April, in line with expectations.
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Growth in the services industry slowed in line with a Reuters poll.
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The debt ratings would likely change in line with the bank's IDRs.
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It wants restrictions on grain shipments brought in line with WTO obligations.
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He also is in line to surpass second-place Brett Favre (249,234).
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Gordon's thesis is in line with Wall Street's outlook for the stock.
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In Singapore, Potterheads started getting in line before sunrise at Books Kinokuniya.
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You also probably don't have time to wait in line at Starbucks.
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The ratings of senior unsecured obligations are in line with BayernLB's IDRs.
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JB Hunt Forward PE now in-line with 28-yr average: reut.
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Excluding items, Yahoo earned 13 cents per share in line with expectations.
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Last month's increase in consumer prices was in line with economists' expectations.
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Citi's credit vol benchmarks are quoted in line with options market convention.
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HCA said the first-quarter results were in line with internal projections.
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But Yahoo could yet be in line for a Kardashian-style makeover.
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Mustier may be next in line if Commerzbank's talks with Deutsche fail.
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"That's much more in line with what he can do," Scioscia said.
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Most indicators of economic development are in line with 'BB' category medians.
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Get In Line I always wear a thin, slick little cat eye.
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Despite the lower profit, CSX's results were in line with analyst expectations.
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The College of Naturopaths of Ontario is in line with this advice.
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His allies, notably Russia, say it is in line with the constitution.
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The profit was roughly in-line with analyst estimates of $4.7 billion.
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You'll need to get in line for normal business hours this morning.
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Last month's rise in consumer spending was in line with economists' expectations.
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In other words, Pruitt is in line to become the next Inhofe.
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The dual-clutch transmission keeps the 760 HP supercharged engine in line.
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She didn't get in line; she kept going, up, on the path.
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Cities fell in line, dispensing with sidewalks and abandoning public transit projects.
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The president does not have a replacement in line at the moment.
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Other changes were in line with goals articulated in the new vision.
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The poll results are in line with findings from other recent surveys.
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Overall online sales penetration is around 48243%, in line with industry averages.
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His clients know they can find him in line, and they do.
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Apple sold 9.1 million iPads, in line with StreetAccount's 9.17 million estimate.
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Sales of other major devices rang in right in line with expectations.
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It's come through the earnings season as a relative in line performer.
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Smith said units preparing to deploy get priority; others get in line.
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SPX rose for a third straight day, in line with global markets.
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But they'll have to get in line; the Kardashians are first up.
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Revenue for the three months totaled $3.286 billion, in line with forecasts.
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Bank shares opened flat on Tuesday in line with the broader market.
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Revenue rose nearly 6 percent to $11.08 billion, in line with estimates.
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We know you're going to be under pressure to fall in line.
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Justin Fairfax, next in line to the governor, was not in attendance.
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Pets have become fashionable in major cities in line with rising incomes.
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They've used their political clout to keep the first spot in line.
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That puts Gimmies in line with the broader health trend, McGuinnes said.
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That is roughly in line with a recent estimate by consultants McKinsey.
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Revenue guidance surpassed expectations and earnings guidance fell in line with estimates.
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Facebook's monthly average users grew to 2.45 billion, in line with expectations.
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Production fell 15 percent, in line with the company's warning in September.
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Hyundai's leasing levels are in line with industry practices, a spokesman said.
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The first 2628 guests in line will get free ramen. http://bit.
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Did you post something that's not in line with your normal branding?
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Revenue rose 15 percent to $1.05 billion, in line with analysts' expectation.
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They're trying to fill that vacuum and keep their party in line.
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They waited a half-hour in line, but somehow they didn't mind.
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The fall was in line with a broader decline on European markets.
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With hardly anyone in line in front, passing through was a breeze.
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Susan Myers was the first person in line at Wegmans at midnight.
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Definitely in line for the Sporting News Rookie of the Year Award.
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Last month's increase in the CPI was in line with economists' expectations.
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This sort of sentencing is in line with other cases in Sweden.
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This year, it is the President who has to get in line.
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After waiting in line for about 15 minutes, we made it inside.
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These debt ratings are in line with equivalent securities' ratings at HSBC.
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Credit Suisse shares are trading in line with its tangible book value.
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The Blue Jays were in line for the second wild-card spot.
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This comes as most major labor unions fall in line behind Clinton.
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The deficit was in line with expectations of analysts polled by Reuters.
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The next jumbo-size unicorn in line to go public is WeWork.
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Russia. Who did Netanyahu meet last week to get Iran in line?
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Comparable same store sales rose 3 percent, in line with market forecasts.
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"Crust" is next in line, with a greater concentration in the North.
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I wait in line for the bathroom every time I'm in public.
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The National Guard is in charge of keeping the population in line.
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Would they understand that waiting in line was part of the experience?
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Most other loan portfolios remained in line with past quarters, he added.
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Pelosi also did a good job keeping almost every Democrat in line.
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Warren&aposs reform blueprint sets them in line with the Medicare program.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 29, and Gaetz, 36, are in line with their peers.
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Waiting in line at a polling station in Qom, Iran, on Feb.
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More in line with most festivals: Before the show came the peacocking.
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Loyalists seek diverse views whereas loyalty seeks pandering and falling in line.
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People brought snacks -- pizza, doughnuts, fruit and water -- for those in line.
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We have low unemployment, low inflation, and growth in line with trends.
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Louis is fifth in line to the throne behind his older sister.
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The new royal will be fifth-in-line to the British throne.
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The company's same-store sales increased 403 percent, in line with estimates.
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Dave & Buster's (PLAY) saw quarterly earnings beat expectations and revenue in-line.
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"OPEC really wants to get the supplies ... back in line," Flynn said.
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That post, currently vacant, is first in line to succeed the governor.
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Prices are likely to be in line with this, a spokesman says.
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Justice Secretary Wanda Vazquez would be next in line to become governor.
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The banks' move was "in line with the policy direction", it added.
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Revenue rose 7.5 percent to $5.23 billion, roughly in line with expectations.
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That's in line with the special elections and individual House race ratings.
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